Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Tne Barnwall PeoolB. m 1. HOLIES. Editor 1 Pnp'r. L4R«BST COUXTT CIBCITLATION. THURSDAY. JANUARY 2. 1«»2 jm:;- * <: ••tj THR DRINK IIAUI?. An MU«me<l uorn>«poniJent •*mt u* n commitnluntlon for inthllvittion lit«t Wnnk, urfinft youit|{ men to al>»t»ln from the u»e of Intoxicating liquor* tlurlng the holltUv*. Our printor* were too bu«y with Job work »n allow It* being put In type, »ntl con*equeut- ly it w*e not pnblhhed: Owr corres pondent may blame u^Jfbht we suggest to him that rery few of the voting men who Indulge in the use of alcoholic beverages arc newspaper readers. One who finds enjoyment in such dissipa tion does not care for what tl.e news papers offer in the way of mental occu pation. And a« far at onr information goo* the young men of this day who Indulge In strong drink are few nud far be tween, and year by year the country gmwa better In that regard. • Older men, we are told, are the best patrons of the dispensaries anti the exprrss company It lias been gratifying to hear so many say that there has been less bending of the elbows this Christ mas than ever before. THK TOBACCO CUKK. Tha late Senator T. I.. Ciingmnn of North Carolina, one of the wisest men of that State, gave much of the leisure time of hi* later years to the advocacy of the medicinal value of ~tobacco. He held that If was among the most useful plant* of the world as a cure for ipany of the Ills that (Issh Is heir to, but died before convincing the world that he was right. Within the la*t few years many farm ers living in the Kastern section of this State have found it a tapllal remedy for hard times. With the money real ised from its growth and sale they have paid off long banging debt* and made themselves comfortable in their home* and ahead of the world In their bank depoelts. A few weeks ago a wise huslnea* man from that set tJ.bi riding through HKD AI.BDMKN A KAKK. I.sit week we published from the Richmond Times sn artlido aevommei\- ding red albumen s»a doe sgg produ- 1 clng winter feed for liens. To* American Agriculturist, the best authurily known on such subjects pro- uoiiniw* It a fake and a fraud Instead of being a miner.>1 product mined in *oniti America and conialhlng M per cent of pure albumen the Agriculturist an vs It Is'ruanufacturMMii On.o, out ol ovsrer shells. The druggists who have i»een selling It at Ul.cei.ts wholesale slid ti(> cents retail H pound have fooled many a cbic.kett owner. A CAUdK CKltKUKK. \| Last January the Legislature In structed thu attorney general to loves ligate the right of the Virginia—Car olina Chemical (.'ompa iv, owning and operating most of the lertlii/er nianu- factorlcu in this State, to do business In Smith Carolina, and to institute proceedings against that and other al leged combination* or trusts. After mouths of investigation by Attorney tieneral Kelinger and bis assistant M r . U. X. Oimter suit was entered last week aimed at breaking up the “Vir gin la-Carolina-Chemical Company, the return to their former owners of the property of the companies composing the Va-Ca Co., appointment of receiv ers for then: and prohibiting the Va Ca-Co from doing bus'iiess in this State. The property involved amounts to over a million dollars, and the tight will.he a hard one. Judge J.H Hud son and J. N. Nathans wnl assist the Attorney Uencral. .'similar suits are said to have been brought hi other. -States, Imt the trust or combinations came out best. WIFiLINTON NKWS. Tbe following young ln<h--s, who are. teaek- Ing, wer<-at liotiu- for Xmas: Missca hnttie hicks, llattlu Nrwsom, Mella Han. N<>rnia Wis , l.ncia Matthewa, Alma 'Vis*-, Mattie >Veathsrsis*-, Mattie Manhe.ws,'(land Hair. N. K. ttmitli and 4. K Harley, who art- stud)ing law at 8. C. College, Hugh I’tiilhps and Ih-riatn WlM-of Clrmsou, M. M. hniilh of ('liark>toh ( Mmb and J. le-wis Kniitli from ( liarleHtou M'rdiral Col leg*- s|s ut Xmas at lH>me. The following have been elected offleers for the MeXI Mason C and Pythian Years: Hope Lslae Pjd, A. V. M.—J. T. Pmlth Jr.. W. M : II. K. An.htson, t» W ; J. P. D-e Jr.. J. W.; W. II. Car .8e< reiar); II. 4. Harvey, Treasurer; B Mssuoky, ru i>.; T. 4. Bruoacr. 4. h ; H. W. faooct and H. T. routs, Stew ards. J. E. Pisswr. Tyler. M db-toii Igsiwr No. 41 1C of I*.—J. K. Brown. t\ C.i 4. I’, lee Jr. V C‘.:4. M. Hair. Prelate; A. Owens. K. K. A H. sod M. V ; II J< ff llarrey, M. K.; F. It. aliunk, M. A.; M. W. l*Mlll|ss M. W. TOTCAUakH NlUrlt ALARM. "Ona night my brother's baby wit* taken with Croup,“ writes Mrs J C. Snider, of Crittenden, Kv.. "It seemed it would strangle hetpre we could get a •hwtnr, so we gave It l»r. King’s New Discitverr, which gave quick relief and pormanentlv cured it. U> always keep It In the house to protect our children from Croup and Who<iplng Cough. It cured me'iif a chrnnio broncliial trouble tiist no other remedy would relieve.” IhfalHhlle for C-ouglis, Golds, Throat and Lung trnitb es. Ahc and $1.00 Trial bottles free at C. N. BurckhalMtr and Creech's Pharmacy. The husv bee is three time* a* heavy w lien honey-laden as when unloaded. But he can’t sting any harder. - led M«*s Ctvde Hkalf^ll m.i»eek| (Ms oounty oo the ( oast Llwa henieA^ t; b Auderswuninl hroHser out a pun tha brown bills west of Inin- barton and asked a Barnwall men, "M'by don’t your farmers plaiit tobac co, get out of debt and l>ev<.ii>e lode- pendent f Tbese sandy lands wlllielay subeoil will make a bright tobacco, and It's color that regulates price now. You could not make the mahogany cwloro.1 leaf that grow* In Virginia aud North Carolina. Rot tbe bright leaf would grow to perfection here and bring' brlgat prices. It would make th|k a prtaaperon* c •untry If I be people would meke such tobacco as la grown In tb* Pee t>ee e»unuy. And they can do It." He was right, la Kastern Carolina according la newspaper acooauu and I be report* of reliable rltlaeua the t**- crupbas helped a great many Ironi lbs farmer who waa in to the merv-banf who was his cred itor. Bot those twople began right bv experimenting In a small, wav. At Mr si they knew no more about making tobacco than Barnwell farmers know now. Rut tbey planted small crops, not over throe arree In the farm, stud ied bow to plant, cultivate aud. cure tbe weed, aod wben tbey fully under- stood tbe business planted as much as they ebom. Of course »«»«• failed and became disgusted and went beck to cotton, but that was to be expected. Rut Ibows who succeeded are all right, for tholr tobacco and cotton crops give them money all Ilia year round, and Instead of halng borrowers they are landers of manev. Any man who can make good corn and ooltonean make J|||< isbgim. »«y ltk~Pie' itm peopTVE But by that tbey mean that those w bo -bare eeuse emWfgtt' la make the on« Rave sense enough to make the other. An^hal sense must be used In watch ing and working the crop, which while as easily made at co'ton aod corn will not bear neglect and rough treatment glren those crops. - ELKO NEW*. Hiss lone Burton has been risRIng friends iu town. -s* Miss Daisy ‘irren of Rlackvilla visit- led M ASTER’S SA1.K, Tnx Statu ok Sooth Cabomna, I County or Barnwkm. f In the Court of Common Pleas. John O'Cofinan, a* Receiver <>f the Merchants .and Planter*. Hunk of Blackvilie, S. C., Plaintiff, against Annie Strnlnl, Julius P. Strohel. Ligon Johnson and (leorge A fvpeer a* Re'- reivers of Hie Atlanta National Building iifid Loan Association, S. L. Dyches. M. Kilevaml K. Riley, Win J. Mathewson A Co., Limited. Citar- leston Knitting Mills Co., 11. G. I)elk a* Executor of the Estate of II. K. ' Dolk, deceased, John C. Weiters ns Executor of the Estate of o. E. Wel- tera. deceased. l>eltHulatit*. By virtue of a decretal onlsr to me directed iu thu above entitled cause I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday. January (ith, Hkbi. it being *alc*day iu said uioiith, within the legal liours of *Mie. the fol lowing described real properly: Number I. AH that certain lot or parcel of land, with the diTHding* thereon, being and situate in tits Town of itiackville, noun tv of Barnwell. State of South • Carolina, having a. f root of tlftr-fon* t.VI) feet i>u Railroad Avenue ami runaing iiack from said Avenue to the depth of tw<» hundred and Lweniv-liv*<245) feet, and leninded uu the North by laud* of Mr*. Iliitlo, Ea«t hy Mr«.*J. I*. Strobe I. on the South hy Railroad A venue and o’o the Wr*» by Sieplieu Baldw in and Dr. A. Su»rue. Numhar 2. AH that tract or parcel of land, stiu- ste, lying and tiring in the Cuuoi v of Harntsuli, Slate aforesaid, cootainiug iIn11v-ti^i i :(o; acre* more or les*. aod tioiiuilrdlftfollnw*- On lh* North hy lands of Jidin llluiiie and Simon Brow n. Sou lit bv jaoda formerly belonging to — Kinnker, now Kd * arrull. Last bv lands iif Harris Dawtela. and mi rhe ■ (Vest hY lamia fornirrly belotlgm^ l.» Kfe.l O oSHirll*. |. Numlier 3. All that certain Uh or parrel nf land. I situste. lying ami being in the town m , lttack»ltle,-4Nv«inry of Itarnwell, and i ’state alnrt^aid. measuring two hun I Iretl i guni lari more or trumi Lartigue •vtreel, two buodrr<l aud lortyssevrn | : 24 • ) f *el m«>re nr les* on < a r roll at teal. Fand two buosArr-f sn-l twelve iil2 fret for Augusta on Mnnuay. Dr. J. C. follios spent Chri*tm4- with frteml* near Kdgrield. M r. J. Hair and daughter nf Or angrhurg bsvs liren •lartidiiig a lew d*i* with friend* in and around town. Mr. Albert Hunter, and >l*ier spent Xmas with Mr*. K. K. Johnston. Mr. Horat’w J. Crouch la at home a|iendiiig tbe bollda)*. M r. M . | M K»«l ami sister are vd.lt-|‘•» 4 *r» on thniih Rsmodartr. and tog friends over about Kite blog’s Mills, j hwiM^e I •• f"*‘"WB| On the North bf There were several amdals In sn«l | l-at odl Street E«.( bv I .art ig«ie >i reel. a mo ml town last week, and all who *»« '••••lh by hd of J. I* simhei and Ua<l lb- pleasure of aOetoHog b*ng for p** Wo> Weet bv MigRt of W av of • am some more like I hem. ‘ •••*« Mollaiol Hall w a V 1 (Ntipao V. lor«»- •Irs.t; K Hair of Cbarbdte. N. C„ | Klackvllls, Al.p.n an 1 Netvlwrry ha* been vislUng Mr. Dan Hair’s fam- ! Railroad. iMtf. - r - - MAAl’EK’b HALK. Tht State nf South Carolina, ( County of Barntwll. \ * \ In tha Court of’Cemmon Pitas. Sallls A. McNah. for her*«lf and in be half of Lucy McNair. Joseph Lanua*ier nu«l the/ither heir* ^t law of J. IV Lan caster, and also in behalf of all the creditors of J. W. Lancaster, d^ecssed Plaintiffs, against Thw Bank of Barnwell, Cc E. Harden, Mrs. Lucy Lancaster, administratrix of J. W. Lancaster, and Lillian William* ct al , Defendants. Bv virtue nf n decretal older to me directed iu the above entitled cause, I wilt sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday, January (irh. 1002, it being salesdaV ill said iMOtitli-, within tile legal hours of Mle r tlte following descrilied real property : All that plantation known as the Hartxng tdace in George* Creek Town ship, Ntate of South Carolina, County of Banthetg, hounded ity lan«i* nf Si mon Brown, J. B Zorn. Charles Zis- *eit, J. H Lancaster and oilier*, con taining live hundred acre* more or les*. Terms, One-third cash k atid tiie l»al- ance t > he paid in three equal annual inatalinenu, with interest from the date of said sale, parable annually, nt the rate of eight per cent per annum, secured by a mortgage ol the premises sold; the purchaser to have the option to pav all ca»h. Term* cash, Purchaser to pay for pa pers aud revenue stamp*. Jl. L. O’BAN NON, — Master. Master’s Office, Dec. 14th, 1901. MASTER S SALK. The State of South L a-ohoa, | County of Barnwell. I In the Court of Common Plea*. Elizabeth Busch. Plaintiff, against Narcissus Youngblood et al, Defend ant*. Bv virtue of a decretal order to me directed In th* abort! entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell, in Iront of' the Court House, on Monday, Hie titli day vd January, HI02. it b-n.g •alevdav iu said mouth, w ithin the legal hour*, of •ale, the |o.lowing lie-cubed real pmp- ae»t r ‘. ■' AH that certain Jot with the huilding* :hereon in the town of WHIDlnii con laiiiing one acre more or ie»s and iMumded North bv Charleston Road. East by I ■! of L D. Dick*. Soou* bv sircel ••! Hie town and on the U e.t hv street veparatiog It from lot of Solomon Lee. Ex-Prwaident Grover I'.leveland’* last duck hunt didn’t par. He contracted pneumonia and ha* been confined tn hi* room for five weeks. Hi* condition is not aeriou* Of all the weekly editor* in tne Uni ted Slate* W. J. Bryan had the Mer riest Christmas and Happiest New Year. Although his paper, the Com moner, is just 4U weeks old profit* to date exceed |.V).lK)0. (So It’s ssld.) General Nelson A. Mile*, command ing tbe a*mr of the United State*, had an abundance of humble pie during. December. Firat, Secretary of War Root wrote him a letter rebnklng him for having taken sides with Dewev and Bchiey as to lh* finding of the Court of Inquiry, reminding him that he should under army rules snd regulations keep silent and only speak out when called «»n .by hit superiors. Next. President JtooaqgeIt lectured him in the presence of a good crowd in the White House, emphasizing hu remarks by shaking his Unger at tbe beiaced general just as the old time school master scared the bad little boy. And Nelson had to take bis medicine, swallow it in silence, for RVlf lVlnnTlonaire, having spent his wages on gay uniforms and with the photographers. If he had stuck to hi* itrst business as a dry goods clerk he might now be rich enough to command tbe reapactful treatment »nf both the Raeretary of War end the President of tha United States. Al Oen. Miles was the satrap by Nrhoaa orders shark les were put on Ex- President Jefferson Davla In Fortress Monroe he does uot get any sympathy la hl^^AUbbcd condition rite \ tree here wa* quite a awe- I cess and the tlnldreo were all lh*-1 lighted to see Santa Clan* Y. Itubarilb r Jenkins C. t alhoun, enl- I nrml, fallosjuo T hwr*«lav S** sat that he I I* "aihouie again." Twelve tear* ag>> he wa« a Barnwell mnuirv m-ImmiI i tear bar, hut getting ll red nf ibal work j went to Arkansas with a iiurntwruf rel ative* and acquaintance*. He hx-aled near Pine Bluff on landaof t asiner . \i«-boll*.and temalned there iinlll be I bait made a loaen •-..(Inn rropa and ( aav- etl enough iMoiiev to bur a Itarnwell Cocntr farm. Mane who went West with him will not return,' having fallrn | vh-tlm* to th- unhealthy rllmate. Cal- | boun ca. rled aw ay a good character and br<>w«ht It back uniarnialteil. Cashier Nieholls gave him quite a compiituen- tarv le’ter of m'i>niinendaiioM, All the while he was tlo-re ha was wvll I behaved and thoroughly reliable. I* solving In* pari of the problem. ThD Will Ilotaotr JlltHH laterrsl ■ any. i It—n n ■ ’ Hi *ir‘riiMtin' j and l omit v. cure* rahrer, blond (Mds-iu. piunde*. hoi Is, caihuaciva^aHci-rs eating at-rofula. ecrem*. aching bones. Joint* or hack, rhcouiali.m, catarrh aiol all, blood and skin trnuhlra. H. B. B. lieal* ever? sore and makes the blood idire and ri jh,” B. It. B.. the 11 nest Mood pur ifier made. I»riiggi»ra.|l. Trial treat ment free hy writing Blood Balm Co.. Atlanta. Ua. OLD SOLDIER’S EXPERIENCE. M. M Austin, a civil war veteran, nf Winchester, Ind.. write*: M v wife wa* sick a long time In spite nf good doc tor’* treatment, hut wa* wholly cured by Dr. King’s New Life Pill*, which worked wonder* for h**r health.” They alwai* do. Try them Only 25c at Creech’s Pharmacy aud C, N. Burck- halter’s drug store. PROCLAMATION. State of South Carolina, Executive Chamber, WHEREAS information ha* been received at thi* Department that an Atrocious Murder was committed in the County of Barnwell on -rannul the Thirtieth day of Aprlf, TOOi. npon Hie body of Beu Bryan hy Westley Johtt- *oa, and that the *aid Weailey Joliuajit hs* fled from justice. NOW, THEREFORE, I. M. R. Mc- Sweeney Governor of the State of South Carolina, in order that ju*tice may he done and the majesty of the law vindicated, do hereby offer a re ward of Fifty Dollars for the appre- hen*ion, delivery and conviction of the said Westley Johnson to the SlieriflLjQi Barnwell Comity. IN T ESTI MO N Y W H E R EOF,.. 1 have hereunto set m v hand and caused tiie Great Seal of the State to be affixed, at Columbia, this Twenty.seventh day of December, A. D. lUOl. and in the 120th year of the Independence of thu l> utwd rtteTeii or*ATnerica. (Seal) M. B. .McSweeney, By the Governor; M. K. Cooper, Si^cretary of State. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE 51 ENT. Notice ia hereby given that the un dersigned will tile their final account with J. K. Snelling, E*q , Judge of Probate on Monday. Fuhruarv 17th. 1002. a* Executor* of the estate of John W. Dvche*. deceased, and a»k4ur I-et- tera Diamissory. J.H, and W. II Dyche*, rorj. X umber. 4. AH that cerlain Uu. piece or parcel of tail*!. It ing aod being In the Town of I Blarktllle. n. •with 'lie Ooildiog Uiereoo. meaanrlog one huodre<l (liai, I i,^ lrout aod running hack a depth of I | two hundred and llftv I2*at* f*wl sod I I uoind- d a* follows; On fhe North bt ) I lot of ««ld J. I*. IMr.dM-l. oo the East by j | l.aMigm- street. no the Sooth by lot* | ••f A M Hair and M«K Ibobl* and on j the W eat by Right of W av of Black- I vllle, Alston aod Xrwherrv Railroad. N umber 9. AH that certain tract or 1*4 of land. I nllh the bntlitlng* torrcrui. situate [ I w itbln the cortH>rate limits ol the |ow It 1 J d BlackrRtw. mcaaoring three | hoodred anil llltv <43t>t tcet liuot on I I Clark Mrrvt. aod ronnl'ig a depth I of six hundred tret (Mglt, hoooiled North bv la'ar Street, Ea-t hv Clark street. South bv Carroll Street and West by Cawt>hell Street, aud known I • aa lot No. F. on plat of F M MlXstm, 1 dated Ite-wmber A. D. IMTJ. Nuaiber S. AM that certain ’ tract or parcel of ltd berog tn utm -^fate •‘ontaiixog twenty [20] acres tnnrr or l<-»^ JttliUmmuhMi OB *4le- rfrtli hi sods of Mr* farmll ini tlte wonrh hy Right of Wav ••f the old H. A . A N Railniad Co , now ol Hie So'.'tli ern Railway Co , on the E*\t h\- Stro- hel Street or new road ah«r W’Vsl hy lands nf Mr« % B. J. Hammet and Mrs. Carmli. Number 7. AH that certain plantation nr tract of land situate, Iving and being iu the •aid State and County, containing one hundred and titty tjve [LYi] acre* more or |e»* bounded on tbe North hy la mis of Simon Brown, East hy lands of Mr*. L. R. Drew, South hy laud* of Ed Car- roll and Estate of W. s. II. Brooker and West hv Buford’* Bridge Road. Terms: One half,ca»h and the hair ance ti|ton a credit of one year with in terest upon tha deferred payments at the rate of—per cent |»er aiii.iim and until paid, wiiteh deferred payments are to he evidenced by the bond* of the purchaser* and secured by the purcha ser*’mortgage* of the premise* sold, w hicli shall provide i * addition to their other term* that tn tlte event of any de fault in tlte payment of principal or in terest hy any of said mortgagor* and ir becomes necessary to foreclose said mortgage*, that then and in such event, an additional sum of ten per cent at torney’s commissions shall become chargeable against such defaulting mortgagor ami to he secured by said mortgage*; and shall conuin the fur ther provision that such purchaser* who may buy anv of the said propeTtv of an insurable character shall in addi lion to said mortgage executed hy said purchaser, shall procure insurance |e»|- iries In such companies a* mav he an proven by tiie Master, and assign tiie same to the Master, and in tiie event of the failure so t<> do that Mild insurance shall be procured hy tho Master, tlte premium* of which to be secured by said mo it,gives Terms ca»h. purrhaasr tup*% for prra and rwvenu* stamps. JL L..U JIANNoN. • . r —— (rrmtr— Master’s Office, lore. -11th. Iftrt, REt’KIVEK 'i.BALK. Sr*vr or i**H*Ttt t Aftni.ix*.» loraiv or liaNawau. ti In th* i »H»rt ot l uwtioofi I'lea* Ex parte Jonu O Goriwaa a* Receiver bn tv I, > — I <*. S. tlufst Iff hi* ow it brbalf, 1’iaiiit iff %•- The Merchants and 'I'ianter* Bank ol Hlaektllie, S • . Ifrli-ndaut. IIT virtua ssf an order in ofe in the atmve arntitle.l rsn»e bv III* Honor W. Brnrt. I'rrshllng J'rdgv. on the ||(h will »el| al t Hons-, on Mon- lav Die K b dav «*r Januari HKei. it im* — M AsTEK'S SALE. The State of South Carolina, > Comity ol Harnwell. f In the Court of Common I'lea*. Coy C. IVood. 1*1 nlntiff, against L. K. Wood, Defemlant By virtue of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause 1 will -ell i)t Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Mondav, January (till, 104)2. i,t h«ifig salesd'V' in said month, within Hie legal hour* nf sale, the following dercribed real property: All those two lot* of laud situate in the town of Allendale in the county and state aforesaid, containing oner fourth of an acre each, and hounded as follows: s "■ , Lot Number IS, on the Xoith by Water Street. Ea*f by Flat Street, South hy lot Nnmlier 20 of i#e Vlcthodist (’Imrcii. West bv lot No.. 17, said lot be ing in Klock No. 3, . > Lot Number 17, on the ^jforth hy Water Sweet, East tiy lot Number IS, South hy lot Number 10 of the Metho dist Church. West by Walnut Street, said lot. being in Block Number .’{. Terms csi»h. pur, baser to pay for pa per* and le'ei.tie trump* v H. L. O’BANNON, L61* * Master’* Office, Dec. 14th, HXJ1. NOTICE OF FIN AL SETTLEMENT. Notice i* Iterehv given that the ttn- dersigned will tile- hi* final account with J K. snelling. E*q.. Judge of I’mhnte on Saturday, January 11th, HHJ’J, a* Executrix ot the Estate of John E Bin, deceased, and a*k for I.eitbr* Disuitssorv. Mrs- Mar'ha Birt, Dec iHh, lOOT. Executrix. WAN TED—T’he Model Steam Laun dry of Augusta, having a superb up to date plant, guarantees cnhiph le satis faction to all Barnwell county people favoring i* with their • patronage. Package* and parcels received up to noon mi Wedncsdavs. returned on Sat urday*. Barnwell Agency at'C. X Buicklialier's l>rug Store. Notice. MONEY TO LOAN. I an' prepared to negotiate Loan* tin ihiprnved farms at a low rate of inter est, Don't write but come to see me. J. O. Patterson. Auditor’s Appointments 1902 ’The C"tlulY- Amiitur -or bis.. Bepaw- sent-ilivc w ifl le* a( the folloi* ing pls- •f- *r*mc.| at date* . npim^yp ' p.r~*rT^-~ tniffr 1 “ SlO- Dui Ban Ita’d Fur* Kohl A ««»l Bsti KHh A PM Duo AI le< (skiug return* ; ig. Thursday .- -Froiav, Sat 111 day, MunJar, T ue%lav. s \( c |uc-,|ay. *| ti 11 r*<l« V, •lie winfr, Frl. ivll, Ssiitrday,' Mondav. i - f(tn. l\ r-di estlav. iu, Bsiiis xoir, Th ir Iwc. k rids v . my. : , t luii iwe|| # l.sk. H< Bat 11 will. 1, , 1 rr-nii >>X .I’.o^c. 1 * L*V of \o%r.M 1 —-f I’* I I I llarnwr- t, tn fnuit of lh- €'< wtlliin the legal tioors of *< falffal S1 ca iii* I iwor. Barn w 1 >* ku. Mon r *.4***1, n e ll isr, lay. I tl lav ■ -it. •lav, »c. n n, • w •I J f • ' | ID lb -.1 and ttm Av< tn ih| town j -re more orv tot, j Avattar. East lit >*111 and ing *«led4v In said iiioatn. Ihe follow ing • ty*« »|t»e»l real proiwtiy smiafe. tv- mg and lieiug ia toy .■'late and Count) afo'eaai-l; • (11 AH that certain im in tb« lllas’kvtlle U|e*l| • hi brick hiiilaliug know •nvasurlng ••tie bond road Avenue, onr hi feel on Kn*t line, ou< feet '-n Wt-st line. Ih»iiii*t--.| o*i X'*flh hv lot* nf l.aritgne and W,e>>l. (now J H.-Ri'ersi fniiiih bv Kailuu Las' ha tyark .' , »iirs*i and W 1 of IMstihr aod I'ltkfum iimiw 44- 1* Jolmsou. ALso, flit All (hat I'ertaiu lot In 1 of Blackvilie coiiiaining oi.e * or less, know 11 a* the he Fat hounded Xf'Mh hv Riilroad South hv |o| of t\ . A. (tries, lots of T. M. Walsh ami II D West by Kight of Way of tbo xiutbtrn Kallwax < ’uiupali) . ‘ -A I Hth - I f Mil All fhst certain piecs^r psr<-el uior* c or less in (aid f hinnl v ol Harnwell and Itoimded t»v lands of Cvnlhia .low ers. South hv la> ils of A. J. Weather*- bee and ,\l iles'llonsparte. Ea*t hv land* of Marv Hall aud West by lands ol K- lizabctV Jower*. A I.SO, (IV) AH that certain piece nr parcel of land situate iu said Cnubiy contain ing seventy acre* more nr le** anil tmuuded North liv lands of Robert Al len and Friar Branch, South hv water* nf Friar Branch ami lamll nf M It. Miles, East bv Toby's Creek and West by lands of Mrs, Susan Lancaster, M. D. Miles aud W’. J. Martin. A LSf), (V> All tliat certain tract pf land in said con 11 tv containing «ixt v acre* more or less, hounded on North hv lands of C. E. Gvle*. East by E.(ivies. South liy linds ot F. II. Odom and West by lands of Estate of W. 15. Kos*. ir I Hercules. Hilda W< Hlachvtlk W halcV’s Bai nwcl! Elko. W (Ills ton R •scmai * Ba r >iwctl 111 is4|a), Mm Toe \\ | . TI d-y, 2 S' 4 (i 4 a u Hi II _U- 14 14 Id 17- is M|| 21 22 3-1 24 2V at 41 I 4 4 S. KRASNOFF’S. Being over-stocked and not desiring to carry over any goods until next fall J will offer my entire stock of well seleeted Merchandise at a Big t'acrifloe. Special attention is called to our Ladies’ ready-to-wear garment* and men’* and boys’clothing. ;*• , • Lailies Bilk Eton Jacket*, Cape*, Fnrs, Ijidles Coats, Drees Skirt* and Silk Petti coats, you can buy ut your own price. ~ ^ , m ' * Graniteville “f Shirting |>er yard 3T^e. r'* “ R. K. “ “ 4'<.e. - “ E. K. Heavy Sheeting per yard 5a '• Riverside Plaids (cone better) per yard V. Long Cloth Fruit of the Loom per yard Blankets. 48c. , pair Ladles Dress Shoes, former price 11.25, now 88c. else 300 “ Metis , Lddies Jackets, former pri^e $10.00, n«w8‘» 00. “ ** “ 8.00, •: 4 00. *4 «< 41 44 r Am *4 <) 'Jt “ “ •• “ uw: Csi>e8 “ ” 8.00, » 1.50. “ “ “ 1.50, •“ 50. Men’s Clothing reduced We. 4-t*- 50 per cent. Everything in projimtron. Kemeinber that the Barnwell Wholesale Grocery is next to my store; nil groceries sold nt wholesale, and cheaper than elsewhere. We'hnve bought 10 car loads of Flour and 10 car loads of corn and oats before the advance and can sell you Flour Cheaper than the mills, and corn for less than anyone can buy from the West hy the car load, 8. KRA.SNOFF, Leader in Low Prices. TO THE PEOPLE OF BARNWELL COUNTY. -, i . Y<mr attention t* catted tn the following special departmanU of th* Barnwell KrodeU School: Department of art In ad ita branches under Mrs. \Y. W. Moore. , - - )>c|>artiucnt of mu-lc under' hu Kdhh Townseffd. Ih-pa'itnciit of sliorthjml and t)|M-wri'itig rixler Mi** Jenai* fate. High 8ch<*il Departmeut under,Trim-tjiaJ and assitt.nts. Our trwching .-.meM*of eight espefienci d’-tni'-tor* and we ars how offering a miisl to that of any prv[>arat'>rv -ebooi m the sure. * Hosr.l a 1 d tuition at very mixler.it. rain. For tnformatun and i-ataJogue aUdre<o n: it josfs, Pntmfnl. GEO. IT. BA TES, CAathnan H.JH.. C03KERV •lust received a yerv huge shipment i of Beaver, l*lu!»li and Molmir enrringc and buggy rolfe*. a very beautiful line, uIhoji full line ol llorse hlankets. Sole agents for the famous Bulteock ami Jm» W. paints, whieli I 'so iages and Buggi \l;»'»irv Ar S*»n’s hon are unexeelFed. 733 and 735 BROAD AUGUSTA, GA. Sorgs of ScptemboE. Following the nation September Goo(? adness of the early • kv *n ♦ n ■ v at •I tv all '••turning tor* at* «.f w hat Ouu |-r .lid V slue ended bring the Cows • ■ - friend* even better service through putt vears such a m the best people of this Barnwe||, h Nov W. 11 Diinean. Co. Auduur. lh. I'.».|, NOTH E. Admixiaimatrix Balk. > VTrfuHs»7 an order A LBO, (VI) AH that ceitein tract of land In said CotmlV, containing llfty acres more t-.v teas, uottmlci ot: Noflh"l>y lintls <7f Mr*. tiitsJn I.HUCHster. South by IhihI* of I>aviil Males, Ea*l hy land* of W . J. Marlin ami ,We#i by lands of E. H. Mc- Donaltl. Terms. One-hal/cash and the hal- onc.e in one year w ith interest upon the dtM'errctl pavtiHinr* from tim Bate of said sale and until paid at tiie rate of seven per cent and to be secured hy Hie bond of Hie purchaser,* and mortgage of the premises sold, which said bond and mortgage shall contain Hie provision that upon default in the payment and the said bond and mortgage be placed in an attorney’* hand* for collection that a commission of ten per cent, at torney’s fees shall be added to the amount due umHinpaid and secured hv , -I said-bontl anti lliotTgtige shiT also a prn- It (* Timber permitted, that any |>ar- vision requiring the buildings to l>e in- of lor the ( o'uaiy of K*ri*w«-ll.. Slate <>f ■'uiu tU-i-'w^tdiwa dmett lBe ♦ srrwmtupr A fV -f-wr*" T7T :r nTiti«'r-Tgni i will *vli si Itarnwell ('. 11. on .wale-dav it. Januarv, A. I». I'.sig, iHimcdiat**lv alter Hie >heriff aod M iat"r’» Sales, the lollow ing descriltvil personal pro|w-riv : One wee mg Machine. One Rocker* hair. Two single Hlanketa, and a Mnr gage ol Ri-»l Estate execu ted hv G. k Kyau Dec.22. 18‘JJ. to J. W. Lancaster etal..ow ned hy J. W I,anca*ter at the time of hi* death; the amount due on mortgage debt i« On* Thousand Dollar* and hear* Interest at seven percent., interest pat able annu ally. Principal due nud payable Oct. I*t. 11HI7. Mortgage recorded in Deed book ti J., Pa- e 214. Terms of Sale—('a*h. i.ncv 11_. Lancaster, Admini*trati ir on Estate nf J. W. Lancaster, deceased Dec. Dth, 11)01. To All Overseers, Notice. The law entitle* the county -n four (4) days labor per annum from each HMe iHtdred mnn +renveeTT the age* bf eighteen (18) and tilty-five (.jfry- year*, except itc. (see >ec 4 Road i,aw«).and all overseers w ho liave not worked Uteir liaud* the required four (4) days will now warn out (heir hands and require service a* per the law. W Hai.kokd, Co. Supervisor. -Tor R. (’. KoHKKin, Jr.. C'erk. Barnwell, S. O., Nov,. 19. lUOl. that we are ready to j^ive to onr than that which has won for us ! laree and continuous Dptronage fn county, and her daughter. Bamberg. Our stocks in everv De* Uxirtment arc tull to oVertloNving. and compared to others are as 10 a National Exposition contrasted w iih a Countv Fair. They I were carefully selected in the he>t markets .of the East, North j and West and will meet every demand of the Carolina trade. They were bought right and they will be sold at surprisingly low prices. ,We Want lour Business. We Want Yonr Col and will spare no effort to make our dealings both^leasant^aad. ‘ la bit tu Qurrostumers.-■'■■esgsgs: ■ YOU will want our Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes, Notions, Clothing, Gro ceries, Hats, Furnishing Goods, &c. Ac. &c- &c., when you see how pretty and perfect and up-to-date they are, and learn how benevolently they are priced. We could write a week it we had time and not complete the catalogue, but nothing less than a visit and examination will tell you how far description falls below reality- Give us a call, we’ll do the rest, and bur lull staff of courteous salesmen will give you their most courteous service. Leroy Molair. ty to said knit mav hvrome a ptm’ha***r or purchaser* of aiiv of *alrt . prei.iDe* •old ami may pav all '-ash at their op tion. which privilege it permitted to all other purcha*era. U pon tho failure tn comply with their hid* and Hie term* of *aid «ale upon the part of any nf said purchaser* the Master In hia dlecretlon may reaell up on *ald *ale day or vitch other sale day P*v all ca*h if at the rl»k of «aid fortner’pnrcha*or*. ; *vra to pay for - Term* oa*h. purchaser to nay Ma»ter | »temp* for paper* and revenue atontp*. «ured and the policy a**igtied to the Receiver ami iu the event nf a failure to inatire and a»*igu said policy hr the mortgagor, that then the inoriga^ee should have *uch right and Khali lie re imbursed for the premium* paid and the *sme ahaH be likewise secured hy ■aid bond and mortgage with the privi lege to any nf the said purchaser* Hi an desired. I'tircha- p»|»ers and revenue | JOHN O'GOKMA.V, ReceJ Improved Farm For Sale. Situated one-half mile from Elko. S. G.; good <1 welling, tliree tenant lionse* All building* in Ilr-t class condition. F ine water. Farm known alt Joe Hair or ^atrVonl |)ntet r ;ToTirHinjng 2()3 acre*. 1 Tejina ea»y. oct.l-Sm Apply »P» DR. E C. SMITH, Willi.ton, S. C. T. B. ELUS, Jr.. Surveyor and Civil Eng meet , Special atteotton given to the enmpa 1 tatlon •■( walcr-puwi I MULES. 1 now have for sale at my Stables on Main Street some ot the finest Saddle, Driving and Heavy Work Horses and several as good, all-round Mules as have ever 1 -jbecn hroughtr4rt-4bis-tmirket. All wahtiifg first elass stock will find it to their-in- . — terest to eatl and get my before buying - elsewhere I CAN SAVE YOU, MONEY prices I also handle a full line of Up-to-date Buggies, Standard Makes of AYagons, Harness. &e.. &c. le RroWi).